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PLEASE NOTE Tonight’s seminar by Christopher Norris will now begin at 6.30pm. Room M013 (Blue Room), Mansion Building, Trent Park campus.

Philosophy Event at Middlesex, Tuesday 30 November, 5.30pm Christopher Norris: ‘Aesthetic Ideology Revisited’ * * Please note the day (Tuesday) and time (5.30pm, not 6.30) * * Christopher Norris has published numerous books and articles on continental and analytic philosophy, … Continue reading →

Free public mini-course on French feminism by Rosa Nogues, starting Friday 26 November, 2010, 4pm. Rationale: Feminist theory in France encompasses a field of thought much wider and more heterogeneous than that suggested by what has come to be known … Continue reading →

Philosophy Event at Middlesex this week: Thursday 18 November, 6.30 pm: Sean Sayers on ‘Marx’s Concept of Communism’ Sean Sayers is the author of Marxism and Human Nature (1998, reprinted 2007), and numerous books and articles including Reality and Reason: … Continue reading →

Philosophy Events at Middlesex this week: Thursday 11 November, 6.30pm. Susan James on ‘Spinoza, Rembrandt and Superstition’ Susan James is the author of Passion and Action: The Emotions in Early Modern Philosophy (Oxford University Press, 1997), and is currently working … Continue reading →

The workshop on the Humanities will now take place on Tuesday 7 December 2010, 11am-6pm, Saloon (M004), Ground Floor, Mansion Building, Middlesex University, Trent Park campus, Bramley Road, London N14 4YZ. Schedule: 11.00  Christian Kerslake: Introduction: Philosophy, the Humanities and … Continue reading →

The tube strike announced for Wednesday 3 November will make Trent Park inaccessible for many, so we have decided to postpone the Workshop on Wednesday to a date later this month. Details of the new date coming shortly.

Workshop on the Humanities at Middlesex University this week Wednesday 3 November 2010, 11am-6pm, Saloon, Trent Park campus What are the Humanities and what are they for? What is the university, and what is it for? Isn’t Humanities education an … Continue reading →

Meade McCloughan presents the third installment of his course on Marx’s Capital. For the latest details about the course, see http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~uctymjm/teaching/MdxMx3.htm Place: Room M009 (The Green Room), Mansion Building, Middlesex University, Trent Park campus, Bramley Road, London N14 4YZ. Tube: Piccadilly … Continue reading →